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which game panel you guys use for hosting?
just thought to ask what game panel you guys use for hosting game servers for your beloved customers.
Which Game Panel you use for hosting?
- Choose your favourite Game Panel for your customers42 votes
- Pterodacyl78.57%
- Pelican  7.14%
- Open Game Panel  2.38%
- GameAP  0.00%
- TCAdmin  4.76%
- WiSP  0.00%
- PufferPanel  0.00%
- AMP Panel by CubeCoders  7.14%
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I run bash script
lgsm
This is actually what i mean xD
Plus, GameServerApp is another solution recommended by LGSM.
so ptero seems a choice . lets see what others say.
Pterodactyl is the most popular and mature one at this given moment, but original devs moved over to Pelican panel, which is still in beta. I haven't tried it since beta launch day which was non-functioning, but it may be better by now.
If you'd just like to get one installed and not have to worry to much about it in the future or possibly change panels, just stick with Pterodactyl.
Wisp panel (recently sold/acquired) is a decent alternative if you need the panel to be SaaS and you just run the daemons on your server(s) to host the actual gameservers, other then that, I wouldn't recommend it.
TCAdmin - surprised to still see this exists, lol. Old and ancient, last time I ran it you had to run everything through Mono.
i am using pelican and so far happy. no problems.
pterodactyl was fun i think when they moved to pelican the pelican is paid only and no more options
Of course pterodactyl.
I wonder how many people who voted are actually providers.
????? Are we looking at the same software? https://pelican.dev/
Yes it is (open source). The staff from ptero who left is now actively working in pelican.dev project.